Genki 1: 700 Basic Japanese Vocabs
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2018
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Starting with "little sister" and "lawyer" can't be coincidence.
LOL
STOP NO AHAHHAHH
i lold
I don't get it..
@@ei-on4eb I- I think he means doing "something" to imouto that you get called by your "bengoshi"
"Basic Japanese Vocabs"
"InTerNaTioNal ReLaTiOnS"
Haha, international relations are maybe 101 words in this age of globalization... But seriously, the vocabulary is used in Genki 1, so good to know.
"Basic Japanese Vocabulary" and then one of the first words is "International relations"
bruh
They are the same persons speaking in Japanese Duolingo. Hahaha
Lol yup
Duolingo bird is pleased.
Actually,japanese people could use this video to learn english as well!
Don't think of that lol
Sometimes they do.
Omae wa Mo shindeiru
4:26
Damn, I laughed out loud with that one
😂
@DESS DESS oof
@DESS DESS Gacha freak
Sub Bot
Gacha?
This is really helpful to as a beginner in learning japanese language
Thanks! Please watch the newer version of the video with less errors.
Very nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Please check out more recent videos!
Nice job. 👍
Nice hiragana & kanji
I believe 'o'clock' is denoted by 時, not 字. Also, hat is correct in Kanji and Hiragana but not in Romaji; bōshi not nōshi.
Thanks. You're right. I realized I mistakenly used an old Hiragana-Romaji converter with an error converting ぼ to "no" instead of "bo".
5:27 ji is correct, but you used the incorrect kanji. This kanji ji, it the one for character as in the second kanji in the word, kanji
Why are you here if you know so well already ??? Just for fun huh ? While im struggling :'(
This is a very nice collection. I love the structure. Thank you for making this.
Thank you! Please check out more recent videos!
Thanks for the help about the accent , 😔. it help me much 👍 😘
Thanks man
לומד יפנית אחי?
Thanks for sharing 🤝. 😊 an amazing 😉 ... the World is connected with love ❤️
Do spread the love!
The kanji for かう to own a pet is 飼う not 買う. 買う means "to buy"
This helps so much, thank you! I would like to track the number of words i know, do you provide a copy in a spreadsheet format?
We do for newer videos.
Well, i have Latin and Japanese exam this week so im listening to this while writing Latin vocabulary, i hope its gonna work somehow...xd btw thank you for this! :D
How’d it go?
@@justcallmelucky honestly, i dont remeber, but im sure i didnt do very well because multitasking is just not for me xd
Multitasking is great once its elements don't interfere with each other. For starting languages it's better to focus on a single language at a time.
I remember, studying these terms; years ago.... And forgotten most by now....
You could revise them and get up to speed quickly!
14:53 putting this here for later
I love the sentence!
Please make More sentence than words!
I need to learn..
Noted.
Good job
Thank you! Please check out more recent videos!
49 is also incorrect. Picture is ok but audio says とし , which means year, not years-old.
You are right. 歳 can be read as さい and とし, and computer read the opposite against my intention. I change the kanji to 才 in the update.
Also in 4:13 the audio says ひと(hito) but in picture is jin.
thank you so much just what i needed. gonna let this play while I sleep! please do genki two as well with english and japanese!
I made it! Please check this out: ua-cam.com/video/0ENaEO7HOLo/v-deo.html
4:31
nice video
Thank you!
お兄さん は「oanisan」と発音してたけど、おにいさん が一般的だからね。
Pronunciation of お兄さん is not おあにさん, おにいさん is natural.
Soymilk yeah. That bothered me.
Ohmygod! I'm actually trying to learn a new language! How unlike me to actually do something.
Thank you! Please check out more recent videos, there's more useful stuff!
Good
Thanks m(_ _)m Why not grab some kanji sheets? jkanji.herokuapp.com/
at 28:58 what does this "dota" mean? that the english speaker adds at the end of the word.
She said "tilde" for the sign in "~を" while skipping the Japanese letter (を). That part should be dropped from the original text and shouldn't be read. I will fix this issue in future.
Yesterday is 昨日。機能 means function
30:49 wrong
感じ is feeling
Kanji is this 漢字
My bad. Please see the latest version... m.ua-cam.com/video/nImU_3hKCAI/v-deo.html
Hello
How do you make a this video?
Please guide me.
I want to make such a video to learn specialized vocabulary.
Thanks you so much.
Possibly in the near future this feature is going to be available for general public... follow the news.
A few sentences have a hyphen ("-") between phrases to clarify the sentence structures. However, against the intention, the Japanese voices read the sign literally as "ハイフン (haifun; hyphen)", "ひく (hiku; subtraction)", or "マイナス (mainasu; minus)", e.g., "サボ-る (saboru)" at #578 is read as "sabo hiku ru". These errors happen only a few times out of 700 and, I think, trivially enough to ignore them.
Hi there the kanji for #416, 運/un when I looked up translates as carry, transport, luck, destiny, fate or advance. Is this an error or would Japanese people actually use it for yeah or uh-huh?
My bad, it is an error. It should be just written in hiragana. Thank you for the report. m(- -)m
You are going to show two types of words one is in yellow color on top and 2nd below it which is in white color which one i should have to learn? Because most of them are different from each other
You should first learn Hiragana and Katakana. Afterwards, Kanji.
In this video, the Japanese writing in yellow is using Kanji. While the white one is in Hiragana
Can this also help teach kanji?
Hi there thanks. Gomen,ne, but on #459 the romaji is onoeru, instead of oboeru. Don't mean to criticize, but if you can fix things as you go, your video will just get better! Did you create this yourself, or is it a relist of someone else's post? I just ask because the voice of the lady is the same as some other postings and so are some of the errors.
The videos on my channel are created with a software I made that turns any memrise course or CSV files into an audio/textbook and a video. The program uses some third party computer voices which you might happen to know like in Kendra's language school channel.
As you can see in the accompanying memrise course, it only has hiragana and its meaning in English. But I know how it can be written in kanji & romaji, so I used another my automation tools for kana-kanji and kana-romaji conversion. As you know, a word written in hiragana can be written in kanji in multiple ways. And this sometimes causes us to show wrong kanji for a given English meaning, although I more or less check the result before making a video with it. Speaking of the wrong romaji conversion, which converts ぼ to "no" instead of "bo", I fixed the error and it should no longer appears in my recent videos.
I'm getting used to making videos and I hope errors are decreasing in my recent videos. Thank you for the report!
Thanks to everyone who volunteered to report errata. This video was updated and has no more errors! See ua-cam.com/video/Ov6mhICQPyc/v-deo.html
Basic Japanese Vocab
Anthropology
I see from ur pfp that u have good taste, good job👍 :)
I'm extremely new to Japanese, and this is a very dumb question but im asking it anyways lol
Whats the point of hiragana versions of kanji? Like would it be weird if I wrote the hiragana version of a word instead of the kanji for it?
No dumb questions! Hiragana represents sound whereas Kanji represents meaning. Using kanji in a sentence helps readers understand its meaning faster. As you may guess, you cannot use kanji in spoken conversation, and all you pronounce are basically hiragana letters. That means we are able to communicate only with Hiragana. But as for writing, if everything is written in Hiragana, it’s simply hard to read because Japanese is not a spaced-language like English. Like a whitespace gives a structure (words) in English, Kanji compresses and converts a chunk of Hiragana into a meaning entity. Conversion from hiragana to kanji is mostly an easy 1-to-1 mapping. But keep in mind that there are quite a few exceptions, too, known as 同音異義語 (same-sound-different-meaning words), e.g., あつい→熱い (hot), 厚い (thick) etc / かがく→科学 (science) or 化学 (chemistry). In such case, the conversion depends on the context of the sentence, but still Japanese are trained to do this effortlessly (you will be!). Maybe it’s safe to say, Japanese adults would read all-Hiragana sentences as easy as English speakers read non-spaced English ones. Nowyougethowweirdall-Hiraganasentencesare. But no worry, many kids before mid-school write in this way :D
Back to your question. The point of Hiragana shown under Kanji is to make it easier for new learners to connect Kanji (what you see atop and should learn) and the sounds (what you hear). Experienced learners won’t need the help of Hiragana (and let alone Roma-ji) since they are trained enough to match the reading sound with Hiragana letters by themselves. Roma-ji under Hiragana are more helpful for beginners who do not master Hiragana yet.
@@JoytanApp Tysm! This really helped :)
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4:28 (just my marker)
4:13 is incorrect. The audio was ひと(hito) but the picture said it's じん(jin).
I can sorta explain this ( learning rn) the kanji 人 can be read in 2 ways, ひと hito and じんJin. Jin is used when you are talking about someone’s nationality. For example: 日本人 nihonjin, meaning person of Japanese nationality. And hito is used for all other cases. Take this with a gain of salt because I’m still learning.
A Question
How do you read お兄さん ?
Hi, It's "O NI I SA N" おにいさん. It might be read wrong in this video, but fixed in the newer version.
See more videos : ua-cam.com/video/k66qssDjck8/v-deo.html
Why would the 2nd word be lawyer, 3rd university student and 4th office worker?? This is 700 basic words. Should we start by that? omg. Just say, up, down, in , out, sky, land, wind. etc. is it so hard?
So what anime have you guys been watching?
Lol. Saiki k
Good point.
Is this something i should start writting as a beginner?
Yes, Genki 1 is good as a starting point, and writing these words will help you.
Joytan App arigato-gomenasu! I think that writing everything i see would be useful in the long run, and btw i only knew the arigato part lol excuse me for most likely butchering the rest. Edit: ive recently learned its spelled "gozaimasu" this way
Enjoy writing Japanese! You will find some interesting things like 男 (male) = 田 (rice field) + 力 (power) as you can imagine men were only human resources for paddy fields in Japan. Good luck.
Joytan App Arigatogozaimasu! I think it will all come strangely too easy for me even though i just started. Thanks for your support honestly 😆
I forgot to mention one more thing. My software can produce text-based materials like this: drive.google.com/open?id=1U6IsE_MsSX6BcQ8CaOeDyoTucAmt4Wex
Hope this helps you writing :)
I DON'T REALLY SEE HOW THIS IS VERY HELPFUL. I THINK IT WOULD HAVE BEEN MUCH BETTER TO USE ABOUT 50 ESSENTIAL WORDS BUT TO PROVIDE SIMPLY SENTENCES TO ILLUSTRATE HOW THEY ARE USED.
FOR EXAMPLE: THE WORD 'THURSDAY'' COULD HAVE THREE ENTRIES AS FOLLOWS: 1) THURSDAY. 2) IT'S THURSDAY. 3) TOMORROW IS THURSDAY. TO ME, THIS IS FAR MORE USEFUL THAN LEARNING 700 RANDOMLY SELECTED WORDS.
BUT THANK YOU NONETHELESS FOR THE EFFORT.
I'm pretty sure this are vocabulary from the textbook genki 1, for me this is veryhelpful as it is separated by chapter which is what i need to learn at the moment。I know how to appy it, but the vocabulary is hard to memorize
Why don't you check more recent videos?
May I ask "yaseru" is it same as" yasei mase"?
The kanji for #052 should be 専攻, not 先行
My bad, you're right. It's as in 文学専攻 (the literature major).
thank all unite
43:40
just a tip for beginners like me, listen this video in 3 or 4 parts , in other words just listen over at least 200 everyday till the words are in your brain. listening all 700 are way too much.
It's a good review though for someone like me who haz been studying Japanese for over a year :)
Why the のうし read by ぼうし？ meaning hat
U have website for this so i dont have watch?
But watching is easier...
#144 has the kanji for 'to change' not 'to return'
Shameful display!
I thought it was gonna start with こんにちは or something lol
You already would know it...
#Arigato gozaimasu
Arigatou* sry couldn't resist.
ありがとうございます。
You guys occasionally have something different written on the PowerPoint compared to what you're saying. Like Cold water is みず. すい is used when in a compound word, isn't it?
Sorry for the confusion. As stated in the description, this video was upgraded to a newer and less error version. And you are right, 水(すい) is only used in a compound word e.g. 汚水(おすい) = dirty water. FYI: みず also (but less frequently) appears in a compound word such as 氷水(こおりみず) = ice water. Newer version:
ua-cam.com/video/nImU_3hKCAI/v-deo.html
There are a lot of words that are incorrect. Like “川”(kawa)or lake, rather than “革”(kawa) which means leather. “席”(seki) which means chair, not “咳”(seki) or cough.
is everyone of comment learning japanese? This video sometimes mistake. so,becareful.
and i'm learning English too.
Really? Like how many are wrong there?
@@levi9613 Are you English?
@@taikishimizu6932 no
@@levi9613 where are you from? I wanna talk with forgein!
Warning to the students, there are potential mistakes! 50. 時 is mistakenly written 字
街
For いう, to say, why didn't you guys put the proper kanji 言う?
Na palavra ashita, a pronúncia está errada asu. Mizu a grafia está correta só que ele falou asu.
বাংলায় ছবি সহ শব্দার্থ বিস্তারিতঃ ua-cam.com/play/PLefw3goTt1CiQin_fvhDzqgjomtnSDNOp.html
We dont understand!!!!!!
4:15
Pretty sure thats a mistake. Sounds like shito but says jin in romaji
Sorry for the confusion. You're right. This earlier version has several errors as discussed in other comments. My newer system prevents these errors almost perfectly, so please watch newer video. Also, I will upload another vocab video for genki again with better graphics soon. Thank you.
EarlFaulk hito not shito
@@annnavales6515
Yeah I figured that out once I started using the Memrise app, thanks though
EarlFaulk Oh sorry hahaha this post was from last year gomen ne
The female reader is definitely if Chinese origin
Surprisingly, both female voices are computer voices powered by Amazon Polly.
@@JoytanApp - Thanks for clearing that up because I was actually kind of on the fence as to whether these were computer generated voices or not. Its just getting harder and harder to tell for sure these days.
@SLOBeachboy - I understand the difficulty, too. Although Japanese is my first language, I was perplexed to tell if these were artificial ones until they made some simple kanji misreading. Computer voice is still growing with the recent progress of AI stuff. I guess more authentic voices will be available e.g, Tacotron-2 by Google.
She's Taiwanese
WHAT ARE YOU DOING *OTOUTO*
Winning, hopefully?
Anyone from japan ? I would like to make a friends and i can help each other, we can do small talk and we share our language, btw i am from indonesia 🇮🇩
Pls letter step by step
Please be more specific.
o'clock=時 ji
Oke...benkyousuru...
Why does it translte “ano” to over there. I thought it meant “um”
"anou" is um :) the emphasis is on the "nou", so it's lengthened, whereas "ano", or "that __ over there", has even emphasis on both syllables.
The Japanese audio uses a different reading than is displayed sometimes, like on 人 and 歳. Very misleading for listening in the background.
私の名前はジャンエマヌエルです。
よろしく^_^
For #39, you pronounce 人 as hito, but hiragana is jin, both match the kanji, but for the context should it not be jin? for example インド人 , フランス人 etc
Yes, you're right. Computer only pronounces words in the most probable way. If a context is not given or too short, it sometimes reads in the way against our will. For more information please see this Reddit thread; www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/88h4z7/700_basic_vocab_from_genki_i_audiobook_1hr/
Used to love this site...And would listen while I cooked and slept...It's terrible now that there are several long ads every few minutes...Won't watch again
use adblock, its free.
For 47 you say especially a university student, but should that not be 大学生？
大学生 literally means a university student.
学生 literally covers all kinds of students but it is often used as a social class to describe students, who are able to have a job but choose to stay in school. The definition excludes students under 18; students before the senior year of high school. So, when university students are asked what they do, they say "I'm still a (大)学生."
Naru hodo, thanks for the explanation. By the way, overall I really like this video. Very good to build up vocab, pronunciation and Kanji practice too!
ゆか
Parena
先攻
今日は
Hi there!
l got a Japanese boyfriend, so l wish l can learn my honey's mother tongue
Just keep going!
536 has incorrect romaji
My bad. The old program converted ぼ to "no" instead of "bo". These errors were fixed in the latest version. Thanks!
8:25 don't mind me :)
This video is literally unwatchable. Don't watch this video unless you want to listen to a 10 minute long ad every 3 minutes.
No joke, 5 ads in 15 minutes. One of them was a medical ad that was at least 5-10 minutes long. Thought I could put this on and walk away from my phone, but I was wrong.